Event
Genevieve Lacey : Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
- Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2009, 1pm
- Venue: Phipps Hall (Huddersfield) — Creative Arts Building, Huddersfield, United Kingdom
- Tickets: GBP 10/8/6 (online) — Tickets can be purchased online
Event Details
This program is born of a recording project, which was half a decade in the making. Titled weaver-of-fictions, it takes its name from a haunting solo by Liza Lim, prelude to her opera The Navigator. We finish with another solo from the same opera, and in between the journey takes us via Australian bird miniatures from John Rodgers, to electro-acoustic works by Brett Dean, Bob Scott, Steve Adam and Damian Barbeler, and another solo for the beautifully expressive Ganassi recorder, by UK jazz cult figure, John Surman. The programme also includes a single contemporary recorder classic, Romitelli's Seascape (1994), for amplified contrabass. Apart from this, all the works were written for Genevieve Lacey.
Featured non-Australian music: Surman, Romitelli
Further information for this event is available online at the event's website
Featured Australian Works
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| Confession 2 (flute with pre-recorded sound) (2006) by Damian Barbeler — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
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| Jackie Winter and friends : recorder solo (2006) by John Rodgers — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
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| Little brown honeyeater : recorder solo (2006) by John Rodgers — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
| Long forgetting : for tenor Ganassi recorder (2007) by Liza Lim — performed by Genevieve Lacey | |
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| Miss Genevieve's nocturne (recorder with pre-recorded sound) (2006) by Bob Scott and Brett Dean — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
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| The Grey Thrush : recorder solo (2006) by John Rodgers — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
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| The Magpie : recorder solo (2006) by John Rodgers — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
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| Weaver-of-fictions : for alto Ganassi recorder (2007) by Liza Lim — performed by Genevieve Lacey |
| et dogn by Steve 'Stelios' Adam |
Featured artists
- Performer Genevieve Lacey
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